Rolling Stone Magazine....seriously? (terror, England, Muslim, market)
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Originally Posted by burdell
While I agree about media in general there is still some good writing out there. RS published an essay by Hunter S Thompson soon after 9/11 that was one of the best pieces I've read about 9/11 and its consequences and I can't find a damn link to it attributed to RS.
Isn't that the basis for the entire existence of Fox News?
It's too bad FOX News is the only news that isn't pandering to the feds and the sicko PC. if you want real news go to Fox If you just are looking for the best hack of the day go MSNBC. The MSNBC is seriously funny.
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Isn't that the basis for the entire existence of Fox News?
Sadly, it's hardly limited to FOX.
It is kind of amusing seeing the righties who normally hold the bottom line and anything done to enhance it as sacrosanct whining about Rolling Stone. I guess they just can't take the idea that damn hippie newspaper with the Rock 'n Roll name making $$$.
I won't read the magazine again, not even if the choice is that or Knitting World at my dentists office.
I've heard the following month they're going to have Snowden on the cover and a story of how he was a deprived child from birth.
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